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Your daily planner: Tuesday, Sept. 6

Welcome to the first full week of September! We hope you had a refreshing weekend of rest, time with family or however you chose to spend your Labor Day. Let’s get up to date in Johnson County.

Forecast: ?☀️ High: 83, Low: 64. There will be patchy fog before 9 a.m., so be careful on your commute. Sunny skies and light breezes the rest of the day.

Diversions

  • The Kansas City Royals play against the Cleveland Guardians tonight at 7:10 p.m. at the Kauffman Stadium. Tickets here.
  • Steve ‘N’ Seagulls is performing tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Knuckleheads Saloon in Kansas City, Missouri. Tickets here.

Public Agenda

  • The Roeland Park City Council meets tonight at 6 p.m., with plans to consider agreeing to sell the city-owned land known as The Rocks. Agenda can be found here.
  • The Lenexa City Council meets tonight at 7 p.m., with plans to officially move forward with Swagit Productions LLC on video recordings of city council meetings starting in January 2023. The video recordings would be made public. Agenda here.
  • The Leawood City Council meets tonight at 7:30 p.m., with plans to consider adopting the city’s 2023 budget as well as exceeding the city’s revenue neutral rate of 22.226 mills. Agenda here.

Noteworthy

  • Johnson County prosecutors have charged 81-year-old Robert Cicerone, a resident of Tallgrass Creek Senior Living in Overland Park, with first-degree attempted murder stemming from an alleged assault that the sheriff’s department investigated last week, according to court records. [The Kansas City Star]
  • The marina at Shawnee Mission Lake stayed busy on its last day of the summer season over the Labor Day weekend. The facility will undergo a $1.6 million project over the winter and reopen in May 2023. [KCTV]
  • An unidentified person has been arrested after a boat crash late Sunday night on Gardner Lake sent two people to the hospital. [KMBC]

About the author

Leah Wankum
Leah Wankum

Hi there! I’m Leah Wankum, and I’m the Post’s Deputy Editor. I’m thrilled to call Johnson County home, and I’m deeply committed to the Post’s philosophy that an informed community is a strong community.

I’m a native of mid-Missouri, and attended high school in Jefferson City before going on to the University of Central Missouri, where I earned a master’s degree in mass communication.

Prior to joining the Post as a reporter in 2018, I was the editor of the Richmond News in Ray County, Missouri. I’ve also written for several publications, including the Sedalia Democrat and KC Magazine.

Have a story idea or a comment about our coverage you’d like to share? Email me at leah@johnsoncountypost.com.

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